def test_unique_cache_ids(self):
"""
Even if you use the exact same json_data but different token IDs, the hash should be
different.
"""
token_id1 = 'user1:name'
token_id2 = 'user2:name'
json_data = {'xyz': 123}
cid1 = generate_cache_id(token_id1, json_data)
cid2 = generate_cache_id(token_id2, json_data)
self.assertNotEqual(cid1, cid2,
'Different token IDs yield different hashes.')
def test_repeated_cache_ids(self):
"""
If you generate a cache ID twice using the same token_id and json_data, then you should get
the same hash both times.
"""
token_id = 'url:user:name'
json_data = {'xyz': 123}
cid1 = generate_cache_id(token_id, json_data)
cid2 = generate_cache_id(token_id, json_data)
self.assertEqual(
cid1, cid2,
'Two generations with the same token/json should be the same hash.'
)
def test_valid(self):
"""Test a valid cache ID generation."""
token_id = 'url:user:name'
json_data = {'xyz': 123}
cid = generate_cache_id(token_id, json_data)
self.assertEqual(len(cid), 128, 'Creates 128-byte hash')
def test_invalid_token_id_type(self):
token_id = unittest
json_data = {'xyz': 123}
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
generate_cache_id(token_id, json_data)
def test_invalid_json_data_type(self):
"""Pass a non-jsonifiable type and check for error."""
token_id = 'url:user:name'
json_data = unittest
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
generate_cache_id(token_id, json_data)
def test_empty_token_id(self):
"""Pass an empty json data hash and check for the error."""
token_id = ''
json_data = {'xyz': 123}
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
generate_cache_id(token_id, json_data)
def test_empty_json(self):
"""Pass an empty json data hash and check for the error."""
token_id = 'url:user:name'
json_data = {} # type: dict
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
generate_cache_id(token_id, json_data)